Mud Sport is a Ground-type, Status-class Move. Review its attributes, effect, game availability and every Pokémon able to learn it.
This move can’t be used. It’s recommended that this move is forgotten. Once forgotten, this move can’t be remembered.
The entire field. Affects all Pokémon.
Electric moves inflict half damage, regardless of target. If the user leaves the field, this effect ends.
Technical behavior, availability and special interactions for this move.
Rules that affect how this move interacts with abilities, items and other moves.
Compare the game-specific behavior of this move across the Mystery Dungeon version groups in which data is available.
These values belong to Mystery Dungeon. They are intentionally separate from the main-series attributes shown above.
Changes the floor's status to Mud Sport which halves the power of Electric-type moves.
Changes the dungeon floor's status to Mud Sport. A floor under the influence of Mud Sport halves the power of all Electric-type moves.
Changes the dungeon floor's status to Mud Sport. A floor under the influence of Mud Sport halves the power of all Electric-type moves.
The floor is put under Mud Sport. The Mud Sport condition halves Electric-type moves.
It weakens all Electric-type moves for a while.
See how this move, its values and official descriptions changed across the games.
Review compatible Pokémon, their learning method and the game version used as reference.
No.7
Squirtle
No.74
Geodude
No.75
Graveler
No.76
Golem
No.79
Slowpoke
No.95
Onix
No.95
Onix
No.98
Krabby
No.99
Kingler
No.118
Goldeen
No.158
Totodile
No.194
Wooper
No.195
Quagsire
No.208
Steelix
No.208
Steelix
No.220
Swinub
No.221
Piloswine
No.226
Mantine
No.234
Stantler
No.252
Treecko
No.258
Mudkip
No.259
Marshtomp
No.260
Swampert
No.263
Zigzagoon
